Supply in Kazakhstan
KEG TRK supplies vibration monitoring and analysis solutions (Bently Nevada) across Kazakhstan: Almaty, Astana, Karaganda, Ust-Kamenogorsk, Aktobe and other regions. Official warranty, monitoring system design, installation, commissioning and personnel training.
Mining equipment
Key features
Applications and resources
Industry solutions, landing pages and articles about 3300 Series — 3300 proximity system
Where it is used
Typical tasks
- Modernization of legacy sites
- Radial shaft vibration
- Axial position
- Power generation and refineries
Integrated monitoring: ultrasonic diagnostics · motor monitoring · implementation services
Description
The Bently Nevada 3300 Series is the classic proximity system that preceded the 3300 XL line. It is still found at operating sites paired with the 3500 system and 3500/40M modules. When modernizing, migration to 3300 XL is recommended, preserving full API 670 functionality.
Key features
- 8 mm proximity probe and proximitor
- Compatible with 3500/40M modules
- API 670 support
- Replaced by 3300 XL during modernization
Applications
- Modernization of legacy sites
- Radial shaft vibration
- Axial position
- Power generation and refineries
Supply in Kazakhstan
KEG TRK provides supply, equivalent selection, modernization, and service of Bently Nevada equipment across Kazakhstan. Request a consultation on compatibility with your site's existing system.
Technical specifications
| productLine | 3300 Series |
| Bently Nevada part number | 3300 Series |
Applications
Manufacturer
Bently Nevada
Predecessor to the 3300 XL: proximity system for shaft vibration and position (legacy sites)
Key specifications
- productLine
- 3300 Series
- Bently Nevada part number
- 3300 Series
Official supplier in Kazakhstan
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